The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-04-07

of law, he having been fined for violat.
ID. ing an ordinance during the past
oa twelve months.
by The boiler in L. Londy's sawmill
ny at Avon exploded on Friday. The
building caught fire and was con-
sumed. Fragments of the mill and
ho building were hurled through the
nc air nearly half mile. No one was
NJ in at the time of the explosion, but
several workmen were engaged be.
ie. hind high pile Of logs and escaped
te injury. Loss about 50 900.
The day passenger train on the
Manitoba road changed time Or Mon
of day last. The train from the east
in leaves st. Paul fifteen minutes later,
he $40, instead of sos A. NJ, and arrives
yt here at los p. NJ. or about fifteen
minutes earlier, reducing the running
time half an hour. The train going
IN east leaves at PIP p. Nifty min.
to utes later, arriving at st. Paul at 6:4S
n p. NJ.
l.. Templin & Sons, Gala, Ohio,
are out with beautiful catalogue of
RS their flowers and plants. Send for it
Dr. and choose from their list of fine
n bedding plants, shrubs, &c. You
at will be more than repaid for all you
invest with them. You are assured
by all their patrons of fresh thrifty
he plants, we'll packed and more than
be you pay or send for. Send for cata.
dc l0gue.
Judge Caldwell returned on Satur-
day last, to direct the work on the
'u Duluth. Huron and Denver road.
The Judge is one of those peculiarly
ut constituted fellows that leaves a
ne wake of friends behind him, and they
always give him cordial welcome
upon his return. He has scores of
10 them here who would be glad to see
:" HIM drive his permanent stakes right
! here in the village. He has a warm
~ side for Sauk Centre.
The Star hotel is being repaired.
~ Mr.. Rice has removed the sample
10 room which stood Oh the south line
-, Of his lot to point near the hotel
x proper, and he will fit up another
sample room now between the two,
50 and on the rear he will add build.
n. ing recently purchased by him at
Is Blrchdale, and removed here. This
II will be connected with the main
I'd building, giving him much-needed
additional accomm OdatiOnS.
ne The HERALD has received the
Re annual catalogues of some of the
IN finest nurseries in the country.
le Wick of Rochester, N. Y; Templin
er & Sons of Gala, Ohio; the Storrs
& Harrison Co., of gainesville, Ohio;
Joseph Harris of Rochester, n. Y,
X and L. A. Casper of Council Bluffs,
II. Iowa. We advise our readers to send
aE for one or more of these first-class
q; little books and choose seeds in time
ia for early planting. Don't waste time
planting old WORKOUT seeds.
VI Very handsome and convenient
., fixtures for the new post. office has
10 been received by q. NJ. Tobey and
,, are now being made ready tor the
& reception Of the mails, and the re,
muval will be made on Friday. or
4. Saturday of this week. The WOOD
- work is of ash. finished IN oil. the
Ie b ,xrs are as neat = could he desired,
mr. and number of additional lock box.
or rs have been added. The money.
order department is convenient and
beautiful in design, and the entire
n outfit is a credit to the town and to
an the new postmaster.
n An interesting horse race took
We place en- the lake on Tuesday after
noon, attracting hundreds Of people.
The match was between J. L. Rob-
! Ii, ,f, l,@r
he owned by Dr. Little. A mile course
OIL was laid off on the ice and the match
" was trotted TO sulkies for $40 side.
&C. The grey won an easy victory, the
ne stallion breaking badly every time
an effort was made to push him.
Ehere was considerable betting on
de :he result, well known merchant
ny forking over an X to an equally well
he known farmer from Raymond.
III
he $. S. Bettman, who was in the en-
of ploy of Frank Jarboe in the jewelry
business at this place, and who re-
moved to Brainerd about year ago,
or has returned and will make this
of place his future home. Mr.. Bett-
mt man is one Of these genial sort of
lot good fellows with whom it is a
Id pleasure to do business. always &C.
'a0 CONT odating and courteous. His
many friends vii! be pleased to learn
that he will hereafter be found at
cd the jewelry store of Il. L. Greene
'li- aud all wanting anything in that
il line, or any tine repairing done should
ne call and see Sid,
lie
of John Collins and DR.. A. G.. Hill
N. have formed co-partnership in q
thn Manitnhn road
tension from Minot, d. T., to Great
m. Falls, NJ. T. They shipped a dozen
all car loads Of material on Tuesday, in
de Guiding fifty.hve men, and forty
ng teams of mules and Horses. They
+ will proceed at once to the end oil
Ell. the track, and get to work without
M delay. The firm is a strong one
both members being experienced
bo. and driving men of Business. Mrs
law Hill will remain here until TIT
Ic9 weather gets settled, when she viii
Mi join Der husband.
hg Legislation has done wonders il
i,p- adjusting freight tariffs at thi:
ie' point, as will be seen by the new
&C. schedule. which is compared will
23l the Old; First class freight 20 cents
nj per hundred, cid rate 80 cents; sec
,de Ond class 81 cents, no change; thirt
# class AZ cents, no cnange; fourth elias
vor So cents. old rate 81 cents. 1t vii
nv be seen that rates are higher thar
- before the beneiicent legislation
aIf rates GA grain and stock are I'm
''l changed, salt one cent a barrel high
er and tayin machinery $2 per ca
ally lower. Verify the mountain ha
ere, labored and the mus is ridtcutus iii
de- deed,
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IN Harry 7. Howard leaves to-day fo
ZEN. Highland Falls, N. Y, to take a pre-
one paratory course of two months
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